Watch the best comedies
streaming right now (2022)

If laughter is the best medicine, these top comedies are just what the doctor ordered. So, get your daily dose of hilarity with funny movies from popular streaming platforms like Prime Video, Max, Hulu*, Netflix and On Demand.

WARNING: Side effects may include extreme laughter, joy and an overall feeling of contentment.

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• Barb & Star Go To Vista Del Mar (Hulu)
• The Bubble (Netflix)
• Knives Out (Amazon Prime)
• Palm Springs (Hulu)
• Paddington 2 (Max®)

Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo play two best friends from Nebraska who rediscover themselves (and their friendship) while vacationing in Florida.

A group of actors and actresses (including Fred Armisen, Keegan-Michael Key, and Leslie Mann) attempt to finish an action-adventure film while quarantined in a hotel.

No one is innocent in this hilarious whodunit about a famous detective investigating the death of a writer whose entire family seems to have motive to kill him.

Two wedding guests find themselves stuck in a time loop – and with each other – in this quirky romantic comedy.

When a thief steals Paddington’s prized pop-up book, the bear and his crew (Hugh Bonneville and Sally Hawkins) embark on an investigative journey to uncover the culprit.

• Always Be My Maybe (Netflix)
• Crazy, Stupid, Love (Netflix)
• The Switch (Max®)
• We Broke Up (Hulu)
• My Big Fat Greek Wedding (Max®)

A famous chef (Ali Wong) and local musician (Randall Park) are reunited after 15 years, only to discover their love for each other is still strong.

Ryan Gosling helps Steve Carrell become a ladies man after his wife dumps him.

When Kassie (Jennifer Aniston) decides to have a baby, her best friend Wally Mars (Jason Bateman) makes sure to stay in the picture as more than a fatherly figure.

A woman struggles to get her large Greek family to accept her fiancé, who is definitely not Greek, with hilarious results.

• Vivo (Netflix)
• Scoob! (Max®)
• The Cat in the Hat (Hulu)
• Happy Feet (Max®)
• The Mitchells vs. The Machines (Netflix)

An adorable kinkajou goes on a journey to deliver a song to an old friend and share his musical gifts with the world.

Scooby and the gang race to stop the ghost dog Cerberus from taking over the world in their biggest challenge yet.

Mike Myers plays Dr. Seuss’ beloved feline in a live-action version of the most famous cat story ever told.

Mumble, the worst singer in the world, is born into a nation of Emperor Penguins who find their soulmate through song. Mumble quickly finds his place in the world by tap dancing to the beat of his own tune.

The Mitchells, the world’s weirdest family, postpone their cross-country road trip when a robot apocalypse forces them to save the human race instead.

• Queenpins (Showtime®)
• Grown Ups 2 (STARZ®)
• Failure to Launch (Showtime®)
• Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (STARZ®)
• Daddy Day Camp (Showtime®)

A bored house mom (Kristin Bell) and her friend (Kirby Howell-Baptiste) devise an illegal coupon scheme that scams mega-corporations and rewards coupon clippers.

Lenny Feder (Adam Sandler) moves back to his hometown to be near his friends (Chris Rock, David Spade, and Kevin James), only to find his small-town life is just as crazy as it used to be.

Two disgruntled parents hire a beautiful interventionist (Sarah Jessica Parker) to persuade a 35-year-old bachelor (Mathew McConaughey) to move out of his family home.

Jack Black, Kevin Hart and Dwayne Johnson star in the story of four high school kids who become the avatars of the game they love to play—Jumanji.

When Charlie Hinton (Cuba Gooding Jr.) enlists his military-trained father to help run a day camp, the campers and their dads are forced to embark on a series of adventures.

• Red Notice (Netflix)
• The King’s Man (Hulu)
• My Spy (Prime Video)
• Death on the Nile (Max®)
• Get Smart (Max®)

An FBI profiler (Dwayne Johnson) and an infamous art thief (Ryan Reynolds) join forces to stop a dangerous crook who’s not that easy to catch.

With wit and determination, one man stops a group of dangerous tyrants and masterminds from starting a deadly war.

Dave Bautista plays a hardened CIA operative who finds himself one-upped by a 9-year-old girl.

An ensemble cast stars in this darkly humorous story about a murder and subsequent investigation that takes place aboard a glamorous river steamer.

Steve Carell plays an inexperienced field agent who partners with veteran Agent 99 (Anne Hathaway) to thwart a world-domination plot.